0
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What was the Founder of the Chinese Republic?
San yat sen
Did Eisenhower made a commitment to send combat troops to Vietnam during his presidency?
The government of South Vietnam requested military advisors from the United States to help train the South Vietnamese army. Ho Chi Minh was a communist and during the Cold War of the 1950s and 60s, the aim of the US government was containment of communist power and not to let it spread. The Eisenhower administration provided South Vietnam with money and military advisors (not officially called troops) to help stop the threat of a North Vietnamese takeover. The United States also was pledged by treaty (SEATO) to aid the member nations in southeast Asia, if they were attacked by a foreign (communist) power.
Who won the Civil War in cambodia?
The Khmer Rouge won the first Cambodia Civil War (1970 - 1975). This led to the 'killing fields' genocide. A second civil war (mid 1980s - 1991) concluded with the reinstatement of Prince Norodom Sihanouk. A third civil war was more or less a continuation of the previous two, with the government fighting the Khmer Rouge until the final surrender of that group in 1998. An abortive coup in 1997 was termed a civil war by some. It was between factions of supporters of Prince Norodom Ranariddh and of Hun Sen. Hun Sen won out. The king abdicated due to poor health in 2004 and Norodom Sihamoni was selected by a royal council to replace him. This was done in peace and might signal that the end of the violence in Cambodia has come.
When was the war of 1912?
China becomes a republic , Sun Yat-sen becomes President. The Titanic sank on her maiden voyage (in April) Christian X becomes King od Denmark after Frederick VIII's death. Taisho becomes Emperor of Japan after Mutsuhito's death. Treaty of Lausanne: the war between Italy and Turkey ends. The Serbs invade Northern Albania and reach the Adriatic Sea. An armisticeis signed which temporarily ends all the wars in the Balkans.
How did the cold war affect the culture of the US?
Many people lived their lives in a carefree didn't give a darn attitude; because they believed the world was going to "go up in smoke" (nuclear war) at any time. --------- The above is 100% incorrect. Actually, people were so terrified of possible nuclear war that there was a significant rise in Evangelism. People lived in an anxious state of mind filled with paranoia regarding war with the Soviets. Hence, all of the "duck and cover" drills in schools in case a warhead was dropped, all of the bomb shelters being constructed, etc. Also, there was widespread fear about Communist agents inside the U.S. spying part due to real events but mostly due to scare tactics from people like Sen. Joseph McCarthy.
What is the value of military currency fifty sen?
It depends on the quality and circulation, but there are some on eBay that are selling for around 5 dollars.
What country uses sen as currency?
SEN
How do you say fifty in french?
The french translation of fifty is "cinquante" (sen kont )
Theme of the silver fifty- sen pieces?
theme : war
Is Sen China currency?
no, it is Chinese yuan renminbi (CYR)
Did sen tom coburn serve in the military?
No.
What is the value of a 1964 sepuluh sen note from Indonesia?
what is the value of a 1964 sepuluh sen note from Indonesia
Indonesia's currency is known as the dollar?
no 100 sen = 1 rupiah
In what country does 100 sen equal to 1 zen?
There is no such currency
How much is 50 lima puluh sen worth?
The value of 50 lima puluh sen depends on the currency being referred to. If it is referring to Indonesian rupiah, then 50 lima puluh sen would be equal to 500 rupiah (as 1 lima puluh sen is equal to 10 rupiah). However, if it is referring to Malaysian ringgit, then 50 lima puluh sen would be equal to 0.50 ringgit (as 1 lima puluh sen is equal to 0.01 ringgit).
What is the value of 10 sen in Indian rupees?
10 Sen= Rs. 1.16
Which currency does cambodia use?
Although the Cambodian Riel (which is divided into 100 sen) is the official currency of Cambodia, the US dollar is very commonly used.
